Quote Originally Posted by Ron Bennett
25KB should be more than enough for a JPG file, even if only compressed slightly. Heck even using a lossLESS algorithm like LZH (as used in many .gifs) would still easily get a 100x100 JPG file under 25 KB.

Problem is that Photoshop by default includes a lot of extra stuff into saved files - for jpegs: be sure that image preview (a smaller version of the jpeg) isn't being saved in the file, and also be sure embedded information such as profiles are turned off - they generally aren't needed for images intended for the web.

Many consumer, and even free open-source, programs optimize better than Photoshop does ... give Paint Shop Pro or similar a try.

More smilies are coming - it's on my list of things to do.

Ron
Ah! I didn't even think about that, I have a few other image editors, but photoshop takes the cake for functionality, as far as I'm concerned. I'll try stuff with Picasa, sometime. Thanks for the tip, maybe stuff like that
should be more widely known.

If you need anyone to help with new smilies, I'm sure there are plenty of photoshop profficient members here, including myself.
Drugman Joe Reviewed by Drugman Joe on . Increase File size limits! I'm sure you have all had awesome avatars, cool pictures to upload, etc when you got the stupid error message: File size too large blahblahblah. Administrators of the forum: this is completely lame! The user priveledges on these forums are limited enough, why limit the avatar file size limit to the absurdly low limit it is currently set at? Another thing that I find quite moronic, no offence to anyone, is the moderation of new members. Do you have any idea how many members you loose Rating: 5